The Rhoadarmer Babies!: Summer Fun, part 10

We went down to Colorado Springs for an overnight trip, to visit Dean's grandma. We took the boys to her pool on both days.

Trying to get Liam to float with Grammy

Dean playing with the reflection in my new, very blue sunglasses

This one is the new wallpaper on my computer

Whose toes are those?!

Whee!

Piggyback rides!

After a while, Robin realized that he could wade around in the three-foot-deep section by himself.

Putting the boys to bed in the hotel room across from Great Grandma's apartment was interesting, but not too difficult. They had to share a bed, which was made more interesting by the fact that it was the first time Liam had slept in a bed. Before we settled them down, Robin asked me "what if Liam falls off the bed?" I replied "Then we'll all wake up and comfort him." Well, Liam didn't fall out of bed at all. He did just fine. But guess who did fall out of bed, not once, but twice? You guessed it! But the thing was, he didn't even wake up. The first time, I had taken a shower and parked myself just outside the door so I could get a little stuff done, and when we went back in, Robin was on the floor. We brought the baby monitor with and he didn't cry or anything, so while Dean picked him up and put him back in bed, we wondered if Robin had just decided to move to the floor (maybe Liam had been moving around too much or something.) But then shortly after Dean and I went to bed, we heard a loud THUMP and raced over to see Robin on the floor again. Dean put him back in bed a second time, and then moved the back of the armchair against the bed so Robin had an obstacle--which we heard him bump into a few times throughout the night. Yeesh!

The next day, we brought toys to the pool

Grammy laid out in the sun for a while after she was done swimming. When we decided it was time to take the boys in too, Liam decided he wanted to be like Grammy

Liam's first Pear Pie ala Great Grandma

Robin recently discovered tire swings, and loves them!

Liam likes them too

Biking through the flowers

Reading to his boys

Once preschool starts, Robin's not going to be able to make storytime anymore, so I snagged some pictures on his last *regular* day (We'll still go on days off and such)